Quoting SneakyMax,

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Also I finally got a CPU - +0.05 Fire Resist. Not a bug but it sounds really worthless like that, +5% would be a lot better

I'm pretty sure 0.05 == 5%.  0.05 is 5% of 1.  Probably a little implantation detail leaking through, but the game really should use one representation consistently.

And yeah, the grenade launcher seemed OP, but I didn't think to turn on the damage numbers to check it - I assumed the descriptions were driven by actual game stats.

Yeah that's all I meant, that it should say 5% instead of 0.05. (5% is still pretty pathetic though)

The numbers are driven by game data.

There are some bugs (e.g. stun grenades don't work in your build, Hauk's power doesn't have the cooldown it should, etc.).

Some of the stuff (e.g. the grenade issue) is not so much inaccurate data as it is just incomplete data being shown to you. The damage number on the grenades in your build is, in fact, 150. There are other pieces of data that, when executed, make it go higher. The code to munge all the data into the dynamic strings is just not smart enough to pull those other bits in yet.

We'll get things fixed up over time. Please continue to report stuff that feels "off", though. Very helpful for us.

Yeah, the % resists are actually far more useful than the numbers would make you believe.

I put a 10% stun resist cpu on one of my servos and it means that it now doesn't spend the entirety of waves 7/8 of Co-Op stunned by the royal kraxxes.

As for a better word, I consider it a negate effect instead of a resist.

Armor resists damage, these negate the trigger chance but don't resist the effect once it has started.

A Freeze resist sounds like it would make your servo ignore the slowdown of freeze rather than become frozen less often.

As for something that may or may not be a bug, I've been messing with the creep bait grenades.

Normally, if bloom spawn are around a bloomwell and you try to build a mine, they instantly tear it down even if they aren't aggressive towards units passing through.

However, when I tag an enemy bloom mine with creep bait, they simply congregate around the mine instead of killing it.

Winter's Grip says it has a post cooldown, but I can rapid-fire switch between targets, keeping them all frozen.

Yeah, we tried out 'negate'. It's such a strong word, though, that people saw that and stopped looking at the numbers because they thought it would always negate.

In any event, we're still figuring out if we like this model. It's simplistic (and we don't want to be overly complex on this stuff since the game already asks a lot of people on the fly), but maybe it needs to be more complex.

IIRC, creep bait is broken in the build you have. I know we just recently fixed it.

Some RPGs say something like 'lowers the crit chance of attackers' etc for stats like that. If you specify it is a modifier on other people's procs when done to you instead of a chance for yourself to resist a proc it should make sense. I assumed the latter and thought lol 5% chance to resist a 10% proc, *open palm slams in another volley pod instead*

While you're explaining stuff, how powerful is a point of elemental/regular armour? I saw some tough servos in play with devs night some good potential there.

Cool, ty. So more a counter to drones and defenses and auto attacks? I'm going to have to try rolling some resist gear or something and make one of my servos a meat shield. I got heaps of armour and 2 shield generators on hand, and a cool shield.

I didn't really connect 'trample' with unmitigated damage to servos, but that's just me. Is the trample damage included in the base damage number displayed or is the total raw damage of something base damage + trample, with only the base damage subject to things like armour?